Three people, including a woman, convicted for killing at least 52 people in the 2003 Mumbai terror attacks were today given death sentences.

A special court in India today found three people, including a woman, guilty of the 2003 Mumbai bombings which left at least 52 people dead.

An Indian judge has accepted the confession of the lone surviving gunman from last November’s shootings in Mumbai, but said today that the trial would proceed anyway.

THE lone surviving gunman in the Mumbai attacks has said he is ready to go to the gallows and wants no mercy from the court for his role in one of India’s worst terrorist acts, which left 166 people dead.

THE trial of the sole surviving gunman from the Mumbai attacks was adjourned yesterday to give the prosecution more time torespond to his dramatic confession that he took part in the carnage.

THE lone surviving gunman in the Mumbai attacks pleaded guilty and gave a detailed account of the plot and his role in the rampage along with 10 gunmen that left 166 people dead and paralysed the city for three days.

The sole surviving gunman from last year’s Mumbai massacre dramatically admitted his guilt today in a detailed account of the plot that left 166 people dead.

The only surviving gunman from last year’s Mumbai massacre today admitted his guilt in a dramatic confession to an Indian court.

India today demanded the arrest of 22 Pakistanis it accused of masterminding last year’s Mumbai terrorist attacks.

One of the terrorists killed in the Mumbai attacks had been drinking, it emerged today.

The only surviving terror suspect in the Mumbai attacks will get his first chance to enter his pleas to a series of charges in court tomorrow.

The lone terror suspect in the Mumbai attacks has failed in his bid to be treated as a minor after tests confirmed he is more than 20 years old.

The only surviving gunman from the Mumbai massacre is to undergo medical tests to determine his age after he claimed to have been a minor at the time of the assault, which would allow him to escape the death penalty.

The trial of the only surviving gunman from the Mumbai massacre began today with the prosecutor calling the attacks “a criminal conspiracy hatched in Pakistan to attack India”.

SOMETIMES breaking into laughter, the man accused of being the lone surviving gunman in last year’s Mumbai attacks told an Indian court yesterday that he was from Pakistan and wanted legal assistance, officials said.

An Indian judge today finished delivering the verdicts on 123 defendants for the 1993 Mumbai bombings, India’s worst terror attack.